And the countdown has begun...

So Kelly had her wisdom teeth removed today, and she's currently sound asleep, which has given me the perfect opportunity to provide a quick update on our oh-so-interesting lives :).

So we're down to less than three weeks before the Big Day. We've handled just about all of the loose ends that were driving us crazy: we've managed to stay pretty current on thank-you notes, we've resent returned invitations, we've firmed up reception/decoration details, Kelly finally heard back from the flower lady and lined up the flowers, and I finally got my tux. I have the wonderful privilege and distinct honor of wearing a blackish tuxedo with a purple vest and purple bow tie...a very masculine shade of purple of course, but that should go without saying :).

We had a nice little family dinner on Easter with Shay and Britta, Stuart and Genevieve, and some other friends, and now we're just about sick of left-over ham :). As part of my "Easter basket" (a foreign concept to me I must admit), Kelly got us tickets to the "Man Expo" for this past Saturday, and it was a blast...all kinds of cars, off-road vehicles/toys, exhibitions (wake boarding, skate boarding, vehicle demolition, etc.), and a few firearms and accessories. Way too many nutritional supplement booths if you ask me though...

This morning Kelly was scheduled to have all four of her wisdom teeth removed. After hearing horror stories from Stuart and Genevieve and Shay and Britta, we were a little nervous as you can imagine. But as it turned out, Kelly's top two came right out without any problem whatsoever, her bottom two weren't quite ready, and the Doc didn't feel comfortable removing them since they were still embedded in the nerve. As the Doc was outlining the situation to me, he explained that Kelly's breathing had been somewhat restricted during the surgery so far and asked if Kelly snored. Kelly, still in the surgery chair in another room, yelled adamantly with numb mouth and slurred/grumpy voice, "I don't snore!" The doc and I just started laughing. :) It was adorable. Of course, the nurse stated that Kelly would probably not remember much of the next 24 hours...but we'll see.